Is America ready for Hillary – played by the one and only Donald Trump?
Today during an interview with NBC News, Trump said he'd totally take on a Clinton impression if asked during his Nov. 7 gig hosting Saturday Night Live.
He also warned that his best Jeb Bush could be boring: 'I was going to fall asleep in the chair,' Trump cracked, continuing his assault against the former Florida governor for being 'low energy.'
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'Look forward to it!' Donald Trump tweeted about the news that he would host Saturday Night Live, alongside singer Sia, on Nov. 7
Donald Trump last hosted Saturday Night Live on April 3, 4004. In one sketch he told Regis and Kelly, played by Darrell Hammond and Amy Poehler, that he was giving their show 'its highest ratings ever,' a line he's often used on the campaign trail
During his 2004 hosting gig on SNL, Donald Trump pretended to be the proprietor of 'Donald Trump's House of Wings,' a chicken wing joint he owned in New Jersey that he opened in a former Meineke muffler shop
Trump said to NBC's Katy Tur that he didn't have a version of Hillary prepared just yet.
While on Clinton's recent SNL appearance, she did her best Trump.
'Well, I would do her,' Trump said. 'I would certainly do her if they wanted.'
The GOP frontrunner, however, refused to give a preview.
'No, you're not going to see it now,' he said. 'We'll have to save that for Lorne,' Trump added, referring to Lorne Michaels, the longtime producer of SNL.
Tur also asked Trump about his general impression of Bush, who many expected to be the Republican frontrunner instead of the brazen billionaire.
'I'm amazed at how he's not resonated,' Trump said.
As for an impression. 'Well, I don't want to be wise,' he began and then couldn't help himself, making the 'fall asleep in the chair' crack.
'He's – you know what, he's a nice man,' Trump said, tip-toeing back. 'He hasn't resonated, he just hasn't resonated and in a way, it's too bad, and in a way, it's a little bit sad.'
As for Trump's SNL stint, NBC announced the news yesterday, saying Trump will appear alongside musical guest Sia.
On Hillary Clinton's recent appearance on Saturday Night Live, she played 'Val the bartender' (right) to Kate McKinnon's Hillary Clinton (left)
'I think it's going to be good for them, it's going to be fine for me,' Trump said last night on Fox News.
Trump's appearance comes one day short of the one year mark toward election day, which is Nov. 8, 2016, NBC News pointed out.
As for what to expect, Trump's last hosting gig on Saturday Night Live took place on April 3, 2004.
During that show, he touted the high ratings he always brings in – rhetoric he's used as a politician as well – in a skit with Darrell Hammond playing Regis Philbin and Amy Poehler pretending to be Kelly Ripa.
'And I guarantee you that right this second Regis and Kelly is getting its highest ratings ever,' Trump said.
'And Reg, if I turn away from the cameras, your ratings will drop five points. Watch. And boom, they're back,' Trump said spinning around.
'This guy's terrific, and so humble,' Hammond as Philbin said.
Trump also complemented Poehler's Ripa.
'For a mother of three you've got a really tight little body,' said Trump, playing himself to a tee.
In another skit, the billionaire played the proprietor of 'Donald Trump's House of Wings,' a New Jersey wing joint he said he opened in a defunct Meineke muffler shop.
When Donald Trump performed on SNL in 2004, he played Jerry the janitor (left) while Darrell Hammond (right) dressed up like Donald Trump in a Prince and the Pauper-themed skit
'I'm Donald Trump and there's two things in the world that I love: a good deal and a good meal,' Trump said, as singers dressed as chickens clucked around him.
And similar to Hillary Clinton's recent appearance on Saturday Night Live, where she played 'Val the bartender' to cast member Kate McKinnon's HIllary Clinton, Trump played Jerry the handyman to Hammond's Donald Trump.
'This place looks like the Liberace museum,' says Trump as Jerry, also likening the decorating style to that of Saddam Hussein.
Hammond's Trump replied that he's killed people for saying less insulting things.
'It looks like you killed a squirrel to me and put it right on top of your head,' Trump's Jerry shot back, before they discovered that their hair was identical in a skit modeled off the storyline of Mark Twain's Prince and the Pauper.
Hammond isn't the only Saturday Night Live performer to tackle The Donald.
This season, Taran Killam, with Cecily Strong as Melania Trump by his side, did a Trump-themed cold open.
'Talk about foreign policy experience, we have the same interior decorator as Saddam Hussein,' Killam said, resurrecting the old joke.
Saturday Night Live alum Jimmy Fallon (left) has played Donald Trump on the Tonight Show, while Darrell Hammond (right) was once on Trump duty on Saturday Night Live. These days Taran Killam plays The Donald
'Clearly I don't hate immigrants,' Killam also joked, pointing to Strong as his foreign-born wife.
Jimmy Fallon, who got his start on Saturday Night Live before taking over The Tonight Show, has put on his Trump wig several times of late.
He memorably called the real-life Clinton and gave her campaign advice.
'Hello Hillary I haven't seen you since my last wedding,' Fallon's Trump said.
'Well, I'm sure I'll see you at the next one,' Clinton shot back.
According to Variety, this is the second time Trump's been called back to NBC, with the first being an appearance on The Tonight Show, since the network threatened to ax him after he made 'derogatory' comments about immigrants.
Trump has also appeared on NBC's Meet the Press.
Even those no longer inside the Trump inner circle, suggested the SNL appearance will do nothing but help the current GOP frontrunner.
'I bet the ratings will be higher than Clinton,' said Roger Stone, a former top adviser to Trump. 'If you know him well, he's very, very funny. He's got a great sense of humor and I think he'll do great.'
Clinton, meanwhile, 'was obviously a stiff reading cue cards,' Stone said, panning her recent SNL hosting gig.
Sam Nunberg, another former Trump aide, suggested that two important numbers would go up, the latter of which Trump has struggled with in most political polls.
'His poll numbers will get a further boost and his favorability will go higher,' Nunberg told DailyMail.com.
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